Congratulations to our December 2020 Honors graduates! These students have demonstrated exceptional commitment to educational engagement, resulting in a broad undergraduate experience and an enhanced ability to create new knowledge with their Honors thesis. We look to our Honors graduates to lead in our homes, communities and disciplines, and are excited to see them move forward in ways that will impact the world for good. Well done!
Amanda Gach
BA in International Relations Honors Thesis: “Reciprocal Empathy: Reversing Animosity Towards Immigrant Outgroups”
Marisa Gonzalez-Mabbutt
BA in International Relations Honors Thesis: “Asian Values and Democratic Viability: A Study of the Effects of Values on Thai Support for Democracy” Plans After Graduation: Law School
Robert Hatch
BA in Spanish Teaching Honors Thesis: “Meeting the Needs of Large Class Sizes Can Be Improved by Elimination Confirmation Bias in Testing Environments” (See Thesis Here) (View Thesis Poster Here) Plans After Graduation: Military Intelligence (employment)
Maddy Prince
BA in Nursing Honors Thesis: “A Descriptive Study of Male Victims of Sexual Assault Seen for a Sexual Assualt Forensic Medical Examination” (View Thesis Poster Here) Plans After Graduation: Nurse Residency position at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Skylar Van Horne
BS in Biophysics Honors Thesis: "Biological Pretreatment of Biomass for Enhanced Biogas Production” Plans After Graduation: Medical School in California